National Post - 2016-03-18

• THE VIOLENT PERSECUTIO­N OF MIDEAST CHRISTIANS
• ANARCHY IN THE U. K.
• B.C. homeowners froth at ‘sensitive ecosystems’ bylaw
• Ex-deputy premier arrested in Quebec
• Doctors let suicidal patients die, college says
• LIFE AFTER KEYSTONE: A US$ 13B DEAL
• TRUDEAU ROLLS OAS ELIGIBILIT­Y BACK TO 65.
• Spike Lee responds to gang violence with the effervesce­nt Chi-Raq.
• Media coverage of Donald ‘Hitler’ Trump rife with hypocrisy.
• Google puts Boston Dynamics robotics unit up for sale.
• Sailor survives seven-hour ocean swim
• Pigeons with backpacks survey smog
• Trump’s shadow looms over dispute in Pacific
• OTTAWA TO PITCH WEAPONS
• Infrastruc­ture should include tolls: Dodge
• Police make arrest in girl’s death on heels of DNA testing
• Ontario’s first legal assisted death near
• A CLAM REVIVAL
• B.C. Liberals praise and rehire former McGuinty aide facing criminal charges
• Soup mix-up nets traveller $800 fine
• Big cat accused of eating zoo’s koala
• North Korea fires ballistic missile
• Zuma in battle to save his presidency
• How to get drugs off the street
• Conflict of interest? What conflict?
• What went wrong with my brain?
• A new strategy for the new Tories
• Quebec’s latest history
• Dystopia never felt so familiar
• Foulmouthe­d and faded
• HEPTATHLET­E POISED TO ATONE FOR OLYMPIC HEARTBREAK.
• Helpful to an honest mind
• A driven film about a driven man
• CANADIAN CRISSCROSS
• CRYP TIC CROSSWORD
• The celluloid of things hoped for
• Hidden depths
• Suicide watch
• Farmhand impresses, on field and on the farm
• Thornton getting better with age
• WHAT’S IN A NICKNAME?
• Duke struggles but gets first-round win
• Biyombo a rebound machine as Raptors top Pacers in sloppy win
• Morrison content to be back racing
• NFL catch rule won’t be touched
• Ruthless logic Insatiable lust
• BETTER WITH AGE
• AUTOMAKERS SEEM TO BE LOSING IT,
• E-Class takes technology to a new level
• Acura’s 2005 NSX doesn’t feel like it has aged a day
• Supercharg­ed Wrangler is one of 7 Jeep concepts
• Complaint convergenc­e
• OAS rollback a throwback
• Gluskin Sheff in fight with founders
• Creditors pressure Valeant after fall
• LIBIN: THE KETCHUP CANADIANS ARE HERE.
• WHY REIT INVESTORS SHOULD FEAR THE REAPER.
• Calgary’s DIRTT aims to update constructi­on
• Canada pension funds eye Brexit risks
• Gold miners may have more to climb
• Oil investors see US$7.4B vanish as dividends targeted
• When markets are scary, bet on volatility
• BMO sees muted returns for next five years
• A victory for foreign workers
• Another Grand Old Protection­ist
• Save journalism: rein in the CBC
• Nike disrupts the shoelace, like it’s 1989

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